Planned Parenthood Federation of America

1110 Vermont Ave. NW

Suite 300

Washington, D.C.  20005

Attn:    Cecile Richards

August 13, 2013

Ms. Richards:

At 12:45 AM last Saturday morning my latest grandson was born; 5 weeks premature, struggling for every breath, but alive. Ironically, just moments before his birth, my daughter could have requested that he be aborted under the laws of my state.  All she would have had to do was to say that she was under emotional distress and couldn’t cope with her new child, and America’s abortion industry would have taken care of the rest.

My little grandson is a fighter.  He may be small at only 4 lbs. 14 oz. but he is willing to fight for his right to life.  He’s still fighting for every breath and getting stronger every day.  He will win his fight and the sky is the limit for what he will accomplish in his life.  While he is doing the hard work of growing strong and growing bigger, countless thousands of equally worthy children will be killed in their mother’s wombs for all kinds of baseless justifications and all for a fee, payable to Planned Parenthood or some other abortion mill.

Watching an innocent child, moments after birth, struggling to breathe and fighting for life is a humbling experience.  The effort he is putting forth, even as I write this, makes the everyday things that I worry about pretty inconsequential.  The hard work my grandson is doing right now strengthens my resolve to never give up on my quest to close the doors of America’s abortion mills and to insure that every unborn and newly born child gets a chance to fulfill its life’s potential.

My new grandson will be coming home soon to meet his big brother who will guide him through the joy of every new day as only a 2 year old can.  Ms. Richards, this is what life is all about; living our lives while helping others live theirs.  Fortunately, the Universal Intelligence that granted my grandson life will erase the memory of the trials he is going through now, so his first memories will be of the loving family he has been born into.

My 3 day old grandson is living proof that life is worth fighting for.  He is living, breathing proof that pre-term babies are living human beings just like you and me.  He is living, breathing proof that he was alive for nearly 8 months before his birth.  And he is living, breathing proof that every new life must be allowed to run its natural course wherever that journey may take it.

Ms. Richards, every unborn child that died in a Planned Parenthood clinic today deserved the same chance to live its life that my little fighter is fighting for right now.

In honor of my children and grandchildren, you have my solemn promise that I will not rest until the doors of every abortion mill in America are closed for the last time.

Planned Parenthood Federation of America

1110 Vermont Ave. NW

Suite 300

Washington, D.C.  20005

Attn:    Cecile Richards

August 7, 2013

Ms. Richards:

If you’ve bothered to read any of my letters you already know that I have dedicated the rest of my life to ending abortion.  You would also know that I am doing this in honor of my 2 year old grandson and his little brother who is going to be born any day now.  I love my grandchildren more than life itself and want every parent to become a grandparent so they can experience the joy that comes simply from being in the presence of their grandchildren.

My intention isn’t to bore you but I want to recount an experience I had while babysitting my grandson last night.  By the way, I was babysitting so my daughter and son-in-law could visit my daughter’s best friend who had just given birth to a baby boy.  I guess you guys missed another one.  After his bath, my grandson was supposed to be brushing his teeth but was preoccupied and not doing a very good job.  I asked him to pay attention to what he was doing and, after being ignored several times; I took his toothbrush and told him that he had not done a very good job brushing his teeth this time.  He immediately burst into tears and I could see that he was upset because he thought his Pop Pop was disappointed in him.  A couple minutes later we were playing and reading books but I will never forget the look on his face when he thought he had let me down.

Tomorrow night is my weekly ‘grandson night’ and a certain little boy will be receiving extra attention and hugs from his Pop Pop just to make sure he knows how much I love him.  Ms. Richards, these are the experiences we all remember when we choose life and guide our children and grandchildren through their individual journeys.  If my grandson reads this someday I want him to know that he could never let me down and that my love for him comes without conditions and without an end.

Ms. Richards, the young lives that ended in Planned Parenthood’s clinics today will never get the chance to feel a grandparent’s embrace and unconditional love.  The only life experience they had was a short time in their mother’s womb, followed by a brutally violent death, followed by an equally brutal disposal as nothing more than medical waste.

I saw a billboard today a couple miles from one of your clinics.  It said the following: If every child aborted since 1973 was honored with a moment of silence we would be silent for nearly 100 years.

Tomorrow is a new day and with it comes the promise of another chance to change minds and change the world.  I’ll keep chipping away until I break through and convince you of the error of your ways.  Check your mail, read your mail, change your life.

Planned Parenthood Federation of America

1110 Vermont Ave. NW

Suite 300

Washington, D.C.  20005

Attn:    Cecile Richards

August 6, 2013

Ms. Richards:

Last Saturday we took our grandson to a local carnival where he rode the children’s’ rides, experienced new sights and sounds, and declared his intention that when he turns 3 years old he is going to ride the Ferris Wheel with his Pop Pop.  We spent Saturday and Sunday together and I missed him the moment he left to go home with his Mom and Dad.  Ms. Richards, I love my grandson with all my heart and can’t imagine life without him.

While my grandson spent the weekend being loved and spoiled by his grandparents Planned Parenthood and the rest of America’s abortion mills killed about 6,600 innocent children.  These children will never experience a grandparent’s loving embrace or take their first Ferris Wheel ride.  They all died in a cold and brutal manner, their tiny lifeless bodies discarded like trash, their priceless lives cut short by an industry that brings shame to our great Nation.

Ms. Richards, I ask myself every day what I can do to end the killing of America’s children, and every day the killing continues.  All I can do is persevere with faith that good will triumph over evil in the end.  I honestly believe that the world is embroiled in a battle between good and evil and that your organization and your industry represent the epitome of evil.

I’m trying to understand the mindset of people like you.  Tell me what sense of accomplishment you get from killing hundreds of thousands of children every year.  What is rewarding about your work?  Do you measure your success by profits or the number of babies you kill?  Do you see every pregnant mother as a potential client?  Are your affiliates rewarded for high body counts?

Ms. Richards, my grandchildren and yours deserve to grow up in a country where unborn children are treasured and protected, not killed for a fee.  I want the culture of death to end with our generation.  I want every child to experience the love of a grandparent.

Here’s how we can make this happen.  Have Planned Parenthood stop performing abortions immediately.  If you really are concerned about women’s health, start providing women’s health services.  I’m not asking you close.  I’m just asking you to stop killing babies.

Think about it.  You already have the infrastructure.  Start using it to do some good and stop the killing.

Planned Parenthood Federation of America

1110 Vermont Ave. NW

Suite 300

Washington, D.C.  20005

Attn:    Cecile Richards

July 31, 2013

Ms. Richards:

Immediately after conception a new life’s DNA is encoded by a universal intelligence that most of us, in one form or another, call God.  Before a child draws its first breath this universal intelligence will have programmed into its DNA what color its hair and eyes will be, how tall it will be, its predisposition to certain illnesses, and even how fast its fingernails will grow.

However, nature leaves it up to us to teach our children to respect life and to protect it at all costs.  No one is conceived with their DNA preprogrammed to make them an abortionist, a mass murderer, or a saint.  These lifestyles and behaviors are learned and chosen, not predetermined; and that’s the double-edged sword of free will.

Ms. Richards, I’m pretty sure you didn’t decide as a little girl that you wanted to grow up to run an organization that would kill millions of innocent children.  You apparently made a conscious decision to hang out with liberal eugenicists and the ‘holier than thou’ crowd who, with their Right to life firmly intact, felt it was incumbent upon them to decide who got to live and who had to die.  While you and your friends in the abortion industry profess to be providing a needed service and protecting the rights of women, all you’re really doing is killing babies for money.

The dirty little secret is that over half the babies Planned Parenthood kills are girls.  So, unless your idea of protecting the rights of women involves killing them before they can be born, I believe you may need to rethink your mission statement.  While you’re rethinking your mission statement you may want to take another swing at your new slogan: “Care. No matter what.”  And while you’re at it you probably need to fire your marketing consultant too.

May I suggest you try truth in advertising?  How about “Kill. No matter when.”  I must admit that for an organization that kills hundreds of thousands of children every year, using a slogan like “Care. No matter what.” is a ballsy move, although according to Roget’s Thesaurus, care is not a synonym for kill.  You are, however spot on with “No matter what.”  Planned Parenthood is willing to kill as many babies as possible, no matter what the majority of Americans want, no matter what suffering you inflict upon millions of children, and no matter what it takes to increase your bottom line.

Ms. Richards, no child that is allowed to be born will grow up wanting to kill children for a living.  There is no justification for what you and Planned Parenthood do and you will ultimately be held accountable for your actions.  I honestly believe that you know this somewhere deep inside.  Look into your heart and decide that you will care; no matter what.